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in-group

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in-group (ngrp)
n.
A group of people united by common beliefs, attitudes, or interests and characteristically excluding outsiders; a clique.
in-group
n
(Sociology) Sociol a highly cohesive and relatively closed social group characterized by the preferential treatment reserved for its members and the strength of loyalty between them Compare out-group
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in-group [ˈɪnˌgruːp] N → grupo m exclusivista or excluyente, camarilla f
in-group
n → maßgebliche Leute pl, → Spitze f; (Sociol) → In-Group f


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